Jorge A. Ruiz
Bus 130 –B70
06/21/15
Comparison between casual, business casual, and business formal are.
Explain dierences between the dierent uses of business a&re.
Present pictures and basic informa)on of the three dierent types of business a&re (casual,
business casual and business formal).
I. Introduc)on
II. Body
a. Casual a&re for men and women.
b. Business Casual for men and women.
c. Business Formal for men and women.
III. No-No’s
IV. Take away
I. Introduction:
Proper business a&re does not only show professionalism, dedica)on and integrity, but because
companies will “typically encourage and/or require a more defined and professional dress code
to maintain a professional image of themselves and the business, where employees rou)nely
interact on a daily basis with prospects, clients and business partners”.
(h<p://readingeagle.com/business-weekly/ar)cle/dress-for-success-the-importance-of-your–
workplace-a&re#sthash.tKTwbMAM.dpuf)
a. Explain that Casual, Business Formal/Professional and Business Casual are frequently
used terms that set standards for specific events, presenta)ons, and gatherings.
b. Address the dierent Business of both men and women.
II. Body:
a. Casual are for men and women.
i. Casual wear can mean anything from unbu<oning a bu<on to a comfy pair of
sweat pants. Think of what you would wear to a company picnic.
Plain t-shirt or polo. Khakis, Jeans or shorts (at a modest and respectable
length). Does not include short shorts, graphics, or profanity.
Be modest. You still must represent and reCect professionalism.
Dress in clean, pressed, )dy clothing.
1. Men: t-shirt or polo. Khakis, Jeans or shorts
2. Women: safe bets are capris, Bermudas or walking shorts, a sun dress is
appropriate.
(h<p://www.sbu.edu/docs/default–source/life-at-sbu-documents/professional-wardrobe-nbsp-.pdf?
